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Those all seem to be working fine, there is a check engine light that is on, but I do not know what it is on for. The car has plenty of cranking power, even in the middle of winter, the alternator, starter, ignition, all work great. it's a 2.5 liter, had fuel injection. It just does not want to start agian after you turn it off from driving it, till it sits for awhile. It will crank just fine, it's like there is no fuel going to where it needs to. So i changed the fuel pump and it still does it. It's almost seems like it is vapor locking, but I didn't think that could happen with fuel injection.

I have a 96' Legacy Outback and once you turn it off after drving it for awhile it will not start again, until you let it sit for a few hours. It turns over just fine, alternator, starter, all work great. I put a brand new fuel pump in, and it still does it. It's like something is overheating and has to cool off before it will start again. any ideas?